Attributes in .NET

Bring your laptop, roll up your sleeves and dive into Attributes. We’ll code examples that include both built-in and custom attributes, their behaviors, their usages and how to use .NET Reflection to query an assembly to obtain the metadata generated by an attribute and act on it.

• Rob Vettor

  10 Recordings

  Rob Vettor is an Application Development Manager for Microsoft, providing reactive support and proactive guidance to development teams for Microsoft Enterprise customers. An INETA Regional Speaker, user group leader and former 3-time C# MVP, Rob has built systems for a number of corporations, including Avanade, Raytheon, American Express and Jack Henry and Associates. Rob lives in Dallas, TX, with his wife, twin sons and three dogs, and is the founder of Hands-On-Coding (http://www.hands-on-coding.net/), a user group in which attendees bring their laptops and learn .NET coding by doing. You can contact Rob at robvet@microsoft.com, and check out Rob’s blog at www.robvettor.com.

• Hands On Coding .NET Dallas 7 Recordings

• Attributes 1 Recording